From the desk of Crystal Andrus:
A few weeks ago, I attended a funeral for my friend’s father. He died a massive heart attack (I accidentally first wrote “massive heartache”).
There was no time to say “Good-bye”, “I’m sorry” or “Let’s get it right.”
It has made me think about some of the people in my own life; people who I wish I had a better relationship with, who I pray would meet me halfway, and who I know I will be sad that I couldn’t . . . or didn’t . . . find resolution with before their passing (even if I go first).
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Death touches us all, in so many different ways. It can teach us so many lessons—most that we already intellectually know but still need to apply. (Although I don’t believe the lessons are for the closest family members, who are in deep grieving; I wouldn’t dream of sharing these thoughts with them.)
But here are some of the lessons that I’d ask the rest of us to ponder today: Continue reading


Crystal Andrus Talks With Author Deepak Chopra
